Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

1
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18th.
| FLOUR-Best Family, IS 1906 50 q bbl Bakers
extra, 81 % to s. Is; Superhne, IS 10 70 So ~.
| WHEAT-To-day being holiday, there IS no
| session of the Produce Exchange. IL pfobaDiy
makes little difference so far as Wheat trading
| in the open market is concerned, for there IS
| next to nothing doing in that way. Holders OF
Wheat are not disposed TO sell, and pretty round
| figures are asked for the few samples that are
| submitted Purchasers on shipping account VIII
| pay 81 6715 2 ell for standard qaallty, ana TINS
| must be considered as the quotable figure OF the
! market, though no representative transfers are
made, There has been considerable speculative
| trading in the Call Board within week, and a
| sharp break consequent on the rain furnished
| good opportunity for operations OF this char
| acter.
| BARLFY-There was some tumbhng in values
| q few DAYS ago when the rain was coming down
| in promising fashion, but since the return of
| fine weather the market has been steadying and
| gradually advancing until the old level has al
| most been reached. One circumstance tnat
| largely strengthens the market is the fsct that
receipts are anything but large, and so long as
there are no heavy offerings 1t is not likely that
any pronounced weakness will prevail. Feed is
quotab!e al 81 oogi We Z GU, IN pteWlng tIeIe
| is nothing special to note Most of the offerings
can be bought within range OF 81 1213 to 81 11a,
| though buyers must not expect to secure any
! very choice lots at these figures Parcels OF
prime quality are held at q ~, with no press
| ing desire to sell
| 0ATS-Beyond the fact that stocks are firmly
held at quotations. there is but little to remark.
The advance III railroad freights will stop ship
ments from Nebraska, though Oregon still sends
| down consignments. Dealers seem to think
they are able to so handle the situation that con-
cessions will not be necessary to work off stocks.
| As consequence, the market is in a somewhat
| steady condition. We quote as follows: No. /
/ Feed 81 70G1 IS: No. 2, 81 60a9I 65; Milling,
| 81 75ai so; Surprise 81 s0a1 IS Black, 81 400
! 1 so; Nebraska, 81 45t1I 50 2 ctl
| CORN-Priees are steady at the recent general
| advance Supply quite ample for all immediate
needs. We quote: California, large Yellow,
| 81 10d1 121z; small Yellow, 81 l5Gl %; White,
81 15@1 ~ 2 ell Nebraska is quotable at
sEEDs-We quote: Mustard, Brown, s2@
8: Yellow, s. SOC 70 Pctl; Canary, 21592s4c;
h hfas S5e Ssc Ke Fax l 8 ei i0'h' 0sOc
| HAY-Less frmness in prices, owing to the
late rain We quote: Alfalfa, S9@11 oat. 500
II 80; Barley, sSe1o 50; Wheat, sll@14 p ton.
| STRAW-Guotable at 35G55c p bale.
HOPS-It is not possible to do any business,
| as there is no inquiry. NominaDy quotable al
12@I7c "a II.
BRAN-Stoek is placed to better advantage foi
producers than week ago. Quotable at Sl9@
RYESouotable at 81 85@1 S71l p eu.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 l0Q1 20 q etl
according to quality.
! POTATOES-Prices firm and buoyant Oregon
product sold well yesterday afternoon. Wharf
| rates are as follows New, S3gi; River Reds,
81 S091 80; Early Rose, 81 50@l 7o Peerless. SIG
| . so Tomales, S2d2 % /: Petaluma, s2@2 20;
Burbank Seedlings, 81 50@2 10; Oregon Garnet
! Chile, s2@2 . q ctl.
| enthusiastically choice lots find ready sale
at top prices. Quotabie at s. 50@4 e ctl Tor fair
| TO choice. Cut Onions, 81 2i@3 4 ctl.
| BEANS-Aiarbet quiet with easiness in values
except for Butter and Bayo, the supplies OF
S202 5O Butter, 81 60d2; Pink, 81 40@1 50
! Red, 81 4ORl SO; Linn, 81 75@2 25 Pea, 81 70a
| 1 so: Small White, 81 709l 50 p ctl-
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was in large sup
. | nix mr.
easier. Rhubarb is coming forward with good
| freedom, while values tend more fayorably foI
consumers Green Peas are IN heavy receipt
| and hard to clean up at reduced figures. We
| quote jobbing lots as follows Asparagus,
| Sl@I 75 \ bx: Rhubarb, 21ad5c Z 10; Egg Plant
2O@25c p 10; Cueumbers 50c@Sl % q dozen
Mushrooms. 1O@20c 2 ID :; Green Peppers, 1S@
20c q II +; Green Peas, l@2c for common, and
3e4c 2 b for sweet: Tomatoes, 81 25911 IS 2
box; String Beans, 20@25c T. ID; Sum-
I5e d os Carrots, 85a5os , eti fzn IT'S
25650e g ell Beets, 75c@sl 2 sacE Psrsnips,
5O@975c 8 cti Caui15TeT, 75c 9I a dozen
CaoSAge, 81 3591 50 s Cyl Garlic, 2G212e r Il
Celery, 59e160e 3 dozen Dry Peppers, oell0c
Dry 0krs, J5G,2ec . n
FRUIT-BefoTe the close of the week the re-
ceipts of Strawberries are expected to consider
ably increase, when buyers Will have the adj
vantage of lower prices Oranges are in de-
mand, though supplies continue light. Straw
| berrie, 20t625c 2 basket or 81 23lIl 50 Z box.
| Apples 60cs6S1 for common, and q 25G2 80 .
ebx; California Lines, 75c@si so 3 box; Lemons
sicily, 800 so; do California, Sl@1 SO for
common, s292 80 for choice; Oranges, California,
S2d3 z box for common, and g 50G35 80 Z,
box for Navel; Tahiti Oranges. Sl2 50dI5 2 VI;
Bananas Y 509s 80 2 hnnch; Fineapples, as 9 !
2 Dozen.
progress. Moderate representation OF al kinds.
We quote as follows Sun-dried Apples.
/ 6t97c + ID Ior sliced and DC Tor quar-
tered; Alden and Plulnraer, PIC; Ap-
rio FicrS "a 20
pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do,
1214914c for layers. and 96i0e for kegs; Necta-
rines Toe; Peaches, 176lsc Tor peeled, and ga
10c for unpeeied; Pears, S@4c for whole and "a
SC for sliced niaehine-dried, l1@l25sc; Plums,
9910c for pitted and 2@4c FOR uHpitteG; Ger
man Prunes, 1899; French Primes, St6f0c 8 fb:
Raisins, London Layers, 81 S0@l 50 p boz. with
2l925c advance for fractions; Common, Sl@l %
HONEY Steadiness of prices is the feature OF
the situation. We quote: Tomb. l26l4c 2 n for
choice and 6GSe for common; bright extracted,
4lSG5c
BUTTER-The market does not shape favor
ably for sellers. he late rain had some in
fluenee in keeping the situation in soft condi-
ton, preventing any improvement in rates.
We quote as follows: Fancy, 1S92)e good
to choice, l6G17c; fair, 14gl5e; mixed lots,
l0@i1iSc frkin, l6@tl7e for fancy l3@f4c for
fair to good. and i0sl12c z b for poor
CHEESE-Thc market inclines more favor
ably for sellers, as a slight advance has been
established in the price of the better grades.
and Sd9c for poor quality.
EGGS Stocks are more than sufficient for or
binary trade wants and prices generally are
weak. Qnotable at I614Si7lzc for California
and l5@16c e dozen for kastern.
| P0ULTRl-Ihe market IS again moving W
ward. A demand for Pigeons is noted the paw
ing price being s2g2 . for old and g 50G3 z
dozen for young. Dressed Turkeys are scarce
and good stock would command top quotations
readily The inquiry for Hens is somewhat moIe
general. We quote: Live Undergraduates, p
@2Sc; Hens 2lG23c; dressed Turkeys, 22a2le
BOOSTERS, s595 90 foT olh, and 81 50a9 so tnI
Young Hens. s. 50d7 so; 2Toilerr, IS 50a 7 so,
D leEs, 81 5000 80 = dozen: Geese, & SOP :
pair
Provisions products are higher, and
California lard has also advanced East
ern Hams 14G15c; California l0dllc for salt;
refrigerator-cured, l2z9Gglsei Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, l23125Sc: California Bacon sGS1%e fol
\ heavy AID rneGiuu. e5zfl10c TOR light medium
and 10 a lie for light and extra light: clear
Sides, S1SG9c = u p; Pork, ss@10 2 Dbl for extra
prime, Slo9u FOR prime mess, SIS 5p'el6 for
mess, si69l6 50 for clear. SIC 509IT for extra
clear: Pigs feet, I'll 5eG12; Mess Beef. SS@s
for bbls. S5G5 50 for hi bbls: Extra Mess Beef
SO 5000 80 for bbis. s6@7 for hf-bbls Family
Beef. 81 50C915 80 = bol: California Smoked Beef
1214Gl915c y n: Eastern Lard, S1S59c for tierces
and 9ass1zc 2 d for p6tls: California do 10-th
tins. SC; 5-fb tins, SIC; pals. &c for l0-b, 911c
for 5-io. sud 931zs 2 3 for s-b pals.
KOOL-T ratie was light last week and ship
pers are Visiting for such freight rates as viii
prove moderate and permanent. As matter
OF fac. there Is at this moment SO much uncer-
taiaty as to rates of freight that Wool receivers
are as indifferent about selling as shippers are
as to buying. There have been 50 es fer seour-
ing at our quotations, but even better prices
| could be realized il freiglts were down to
the old standard Of II 70 2e on grease Wools. as
| valued. Perhaps uniform rate OF = or 154c
| on ali grease wool Tor the season would give
SINNERS moderate satisfaction Sales NJ 1ln 0l1